Some Cool, 'Wonders of the World'.

[timmy]

Milford Sound, New Zealand.

This New Zealand fjord was created around 20,000 years ago by glaciers. Their retreating forms created a rich array of sculpted peaks and valleys, along with waterways and waterfalls.

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Red Seabeach, Panjin, China.

This vast marshland is home to the Suada grass which gives this wetland habitat – the largest in the world – its name.

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Meteora, Greece.

Meteora is a complex of monasteries built upon various sandstone pillars, with the buildings dating between the 11th and 16th centuries.

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Seljalandsfoss Waterfall, Iceland.

Falling over 200ft to the pool below, this waterfall provides a rather unique interior view due the path that leads behind the fall.

[timmy]

Fernando de Noronha, Brazil.

This tropical archipelago along the Atlantic Ocean is comprised of 21 different islands as well as islets that are home to several endemic species.

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Forest of Knives, Madagascar.

With its jagged rock formations dating to the Jurassic Period, this area of Madagascar has created the perfect barrier between humans and the plants and animals that call this space home. It’s so removed from human involvement that some species are still being discovered here.

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Mount Bromo, Indonesia.

This active volcano resides in the midst of a plain known as the Sea of Sand and stands well over 7,000 feet tall.

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Sigiriya, Sri Lanka.

This extraordinary complex was built around 1,500 years ago and has as its main feature a nearly 700ft tall rock column with the ruins of a palace atop it. The entrance to this feature, also called the rock fortress, is composed of the ruins of a massive stone lion.

[timmy]

Tower of Hercules, Spain.

Built by the Romans sometime in the 2nd century, the lighthouse rises to 187ft and is the second highest in Spain.

[timmy]

The Amber Room, Catherine Palace, Russia.

This exquisite room in the Catherine Palace at Tsarskoe Selo, former home to the Russian Imperial family, is composed of intricate mosaics of Baltic amber. The current room is a rebuilt form, as the original amber panels were stolen by the Nazis in WWII, never to be seen again.

 

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[Kontekurradu]

denemma mana desam lo okkati kuda leda ilantidi 

[micxas]

[micxas]

On 3/10/2017 at 9:16 AM, Kontekurradu said:

denemma mana desam lo okkati kuda leda ilantidi 

Kaavalaisina anni vunnayi 

[viru_s]

great post timmy..

[Myth1]